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Commissioners Lord Hood, Sir Gilbert Elliot, Lieut.-Gen. O'Hara.
Catalogue reference: FO 20/2
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This record is about the Commissioners Lord Hood, Sir Gilbert Elliot, Lieut.-Gen. O'Hara. dating from 1794 in the series Home Office: General Correspondence before 1906, Corsica. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1794
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Commissioners Lord Hood, Sir Gilbert Elliot, Lieut.-Gen. O'Hara.
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- Europe and Russia
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FO 20
Home Office: General Correspondence before 1906, Corsica
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Commissioners Lord Hood, Sir Gilbert Elliot, Lieut.-Gen. O'Hara.
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